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    STAFFING

    MODULE 4

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    StaffingTopics to be covered

    Meaning

    Manpower Planning Job Analysis

    Recruitment

    Training & Development

    Performance Appraisals Transfers & Promotions

    Rewards & Recognition

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    What is Staffing?

    It is that phase of Management which deals

    with the effectivecontrol & useofManpoweras distinguished from other

    sources of power.

    Also referred to as

    y Personnel Management

    y Human Resource Management

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    Personnel management is the process of attracting,

    holding, and motivating people involving all managers-

    line & staff.

    - Dunn &

    Stephens

    Personnel Management is the planning, organizing

    directing and controlling of the procurement,

    development, compensation, integration, maintenance,

    and separation of human resources to the end that

    individual, organizational and societal objectives are

    accomplished- EdwardFlippo

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    What is HR Planning?

    Human Resource Planning or Manpower Planning isthe process by which a management determines howan organization should move from its current

    manpower position to its desired manpower position. HRP is the process which ensures that an organization

    has:

    y the right kindof people

    y in the right number

    y at the rightplaces

    y in the right point oftime

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    First Step

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    The HRP Process

    Organizationalobjectives and plans

    (short/medium/long term)

    HR Demand

    Forecast

    Number

    Category

    Skills &

    Experience

    HR Supply

    Forecast

    HR Inventory

    HR Plans &Programs

    HRP

    Implementation

    Monitoring

    Control

    Evaluation

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    Need for HR Planning

    To identify areas of surplus or shortages

    To replace the retirees To tackle turnover

    To meet the needs of expansion

    programs

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    Transfers In

    Recruits In

    Transfers out

    RetirementVoluntary Retirement

    Discharge / Dismissal

    Termination

    Resignations

    Redundancy /Retrenchment

    Promotions

    Out

    Promotions in

    Forces of Manpower Flow

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    Importance of HRP

    Future personnel needs

    Foundation for

    other HR functions

    Saving cost and time

    Effective investments in HR

    Part of strategic planning

    Global strategies

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    Demand Forecasting Techniques

    Managerial judgment

    Ratio-trendanalysis

    Regression analysis

    Workstudytechniques

    Delphitechnique

    Flowmodels

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    Supply Forecasting

    Existing human resourcesy Skills inventories

    y Management inventories

    Internal sources of supplyy Inflowandoutflow

    y Turnover rate

    y Conditions ofwork andabsenteeism

    y Productivity levely Movement among jobs

    External supply

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    Supply of

    External Candidates

    Factors impacting the supply of external

    candidates

    y

    General economic conditionsy Expected unemployment rate

    Sources of information

    y Forecasts by business leading newspapers &

    business journal publications

    y Data on GDP, trade, employment, wages, and

    others also published by government agencies

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    Downsizing

    Who, Where, When

    Policy fordeclaring redundancies

    Negotiation/Consultationwith unions

    Communication of the plan

    Making redundancy payments

    Steps to help employees findnew jobs

    Plans for re-development or retraining

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    Job Analysis & Design

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    JobDescription

    -A listof jobsduties,

    responsibilities,reporting

    relationships,working

    conditions,supervisory

    responsibilities,

    etc

    JobSpecifications

    A listof jobshuman

    requirements,i.e.

    therequisiteeducation,

    skills,

    personality, etc

    JobAnalysis

    Theprocess of collectingjob related

    information

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    JOB ANALYSIS

    JOB DESCRIPTION

    Job title

    Location

    Job summary

    Duties

    Machines/Processes/Software

    Supervision given or received

    Working Conditions

    Hazards

    Performance Standards

    JOB SPECIFICATIONSEducation

    Experience

    Training

    Judgment

    Initiative

    Physical effort/skills

    Responsibilities

    Communication skills

    Emotional characteristics

    Unusual sensory demands like sight, smell,hearing

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    Uses ofJob Analysis

    HRPlanning

    Recruitment& Selection

    Training & Development

    PerformanceAppraisal

    Job Evaluation &

    Compensation

    Health & SafetyMeasures

    EmployeeDiscipline WorkScheduling

    CareerPlanning

    Personnel Information

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    Methods of CollectingJob Data

    Qualitative JA

    Techniques

    y Observation

    y Interviewy Questionnaire

    y Checklists

    y Technical

    Conferences

    y Diary/Logs

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    Job Design

    Job Design : involves conscious efforts toorganize tasks, duties and responsibilities intoa unit ofwork to achieve certain objectives.

    Job Design follows Job Analysis.

    Job design involves three steps:y The specification of individual tasks

    y The specification of the methods of performing each task

    y The combination of tasks into specific jobs to be assignedto individuals

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    Job Rotation

    Systematically movingworkers from one jobto another, to:

    y Addvariety and reduceboredom

    y Enhance work teamperformance

    y Broaden his/her

    experience

    y Identify strong andweakpoints to prepare theperson for an enhancedrole in organization

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    Job Enlargement

    Assigning workersadditional same levelactivities , thusincreasing the numberof activities/tasks they

    perform in the same job

    Job Enlargement canmotivate because of: Task variety

    MeaningfulWorkModules

    Ability Utilization

    Worker-pacedControl

    Performance Feedback

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    Job Enrichment

    Redesigning jobs in

    way that increases

    the opportunities for

    the worker toexperience feelings

    ofresponsibility,

    achievement, growth

    and recognition

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    Characteristics of Enriched Job:Client Relationship

    NewLearning

    Scheduling Own WorkUnique Experience

    Control Over Resources

    Direct Communication Authority

    Personal Accountability

    More decision-making, planning andcontrollingpower

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    Dejobbing

    Broadening the responsibilities of thecompanys jobs, and encouragingemployees not to limit themselves to whats

    on their job description

    y Flatter organizations

    y WorkTeams

    y The Boun

    daryless Organization

    y Reengineering

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    Recruitment and

    Selection